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BY: News Desk Report
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This year’s 14th Ghana Premier Business and Finance Excellence Awards has been scheduled to take place on Friday April 30.
It will continue to recognise “la crème de la crème” of Ghanaian business and finance.
The Director of Top Brass Ghana, Mr Isaac Dakwa, said given the raging global pandemic, the year’s awards ceremony was being organised under the theme: “Business and Finance- Responding to the Challenges of Covid-19”.
Background
The awards scheme has its origins in the Golden Jubilee Business and Financial Services Excellence Awards, which the [email protected] Anniversary National Planning Committee mandated Top Brass Ghana, an events and corporate communication company, to organise in 2007 as part of activities to commemorate 50 years of Ghana’s Independence.
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Across Africa’s over 1.3 billion people likes an emerging economy in the west of Africa that not only as a whole has shown potential but also in its fintech space.
Ghana in recent memory has been a market to watch in terms of its economic development in the African continent as a whole. Beyond just recent memory, it has an interesting history. In Sub-Saharan Africa, Ghana was the first place where Europeans arrived to trade – which initially included gold and then later in slaves. According to the
United Nations Development Programme, it was also the first black African nation in the region to achieve independence from a colonial power (the United Kingdom) by declaring independence in 1957; later in 1960 it became an independent commonwealth with
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Across Africa’s over 1.3 billion people likes an emerging economy in the west of Africa that not only as a whole has shown potential but also in its fintech space.
Ghana in recent memory has been a market to watch in terms of its economic development in the African continent as a whole. Beyond just recent memory, it has an interesting history. In Sub-Saharan Africa, Ghana was the first place where Europeans arrived to trade – which initially included gold and then later in slaves. According to the
United Nations Development Programme, it was also the first black African nation in the region to achieve independence from a colonial power (the United Kingdom) by declaring independence in 1957; later in 1960 it became an independent commonwealth with